--- Tim Sherburne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've faithfully used Macs since 1987, and there are some
things that do
> elude common sense. Drag a disk to the garbage to eject it?
You can always just select a volume and use the Finder's
File->Eject volume menu command (or Command-E) if dragging to
the trash is uncomfortable to you. Or, in Panther, just click on
the Eject symbol next to the volume in a Finder window Sidebar.
I find it a lot easier to understand than figuring out where you
properly unmount a volume on a Windows XP system.
> some ways, Mac OS X just brings a prettier user experience,
not a better
> one. I see it as "evolutionary" and not "revolutionary".
Neither Apple or
> Microsoft will bring that to the market.
The Finder's user interface is purely development evolution ...
you can't change that stuff too fast or people get lost. The
underlying OS infrastructure in Mac OS X are a revolution over
anything in Mac OS 9 or before, as is the graphics system which
is state of the art.
Godfrey
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